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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Collect or Pick from the airport
Hello,
Which of the following sentences is a correct British English?
a.) I want to pick someone from the airport.
b.) I want to collect someone from the airport.
In the above mentioned statements, someone is a person.
Thank you.
Which of the following sentences is a correct British English?
a.) I want to pick someone from the airport.
b.) I want to collect someone from the airport.
In the above mentioned statements, someone is a person.
Thank you.
Top answer
) I want to pick someone up from /at the airport. ) I want to collect someone from (/ at ) the airport.
- ) I want to pick someone up from /at the airport.
- ) I want to collect someone from (/ at ) the airport.
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These are fine:a.) I want to pick someone up from/at the airport.
b.) I want to collect someone from (/at) the airport.
b.) I want to collect someone from (/at) the airport.
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